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• Add strong name support

• Add documentation
• Fix potential System.NullReferenceException in the ToString() methods

• Support multiple (*) and divide (/) operators of ByteSize object
• Add ToString IFormattable parameter overload
• Add target for .NET 5

HUGE BREAKING CHANGE:

By default ByteSize now assumes 1 KB == 1000 B and 1 KiB == 1024 B to adhere to the IEC and NIST standards (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Binary_prefix). In the past ByteSize assumed 1 KB == 1024 B, that means if you're upgrading from v1, you'll see differences in values.

Other Breaking Changes:

• Renamed property LargestWholeNumberSymbol and LargestWholeNumberValue to LargestWholeNumberDecimalSymbol and LargestWholeNumberDecimalValue respectively.
• Drop support for all platforms except netstandard1.0 and net45.

New Features:

• Support for binary and decimal values (e.g. ByteSize.FromKibiByte and ByteSize.FromKiloByte). (#24 by @omar)
• New constructor that takes a long value as the number of bits.
• Support for culture on Parse and TryParse. (#39 by @P-Storm)

• Add support for subtracting two ByteSize objects. (#25 by @omar)

• Properly support .NET Standard 1.0. (#29 by @jp7677)

• Fix TryParse to not throw exceptions. (#23 by @omar)

• Fix ByteSize of zero ToString output. (#21 by @omar)

• Improve memory footprint of a ByteSize object. (#20 by @atifaziz)

• Fix parsing of numbers with group number separator like 1,500.65 mb. (#17 by @omar)